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insert special characters into sql database

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    Please assist me in inserting special characters into a sql table whose column datatype is set to varchar. I actually developed a VB script which extracts data from xml file and inserts into sql database. In the xml file i have data where description of a field has text like phone ® (i.e text representation of registered trademark symbol). This is causing error when parsing the xml file and it says ERROR: Reference to undefined entity 'reg'. Any help would be appreciated.

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      Please assist me in inserting special characters into a sql table whose column datatype is set to varchar. I actually developed a VB script which extracts data from xml file and inserts into sql database. In the xml file i have data where description of a field has text like phone ® (i.e text representation of registered trademark symbol). This is causing error when parsing the xml file and it says ERROR: Reference to undefined entity 'reg'. Any help would be appreciated.

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      why don't u change column DB type to nvarchar !! :^)

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